Heavy Duty Connectors - Housings, Hoods, Bases

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1884746

1884746

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CONN BASE SIDE ENTRY PG21

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1424827

1424827

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SLEEVE HOUSING B32

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1424358

1424358

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SLEEVE HOUSING SZD15 SGL LOCK LA

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1413431

1413431

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CONN HOOD SIDE ENTRY SZB24 M32

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1424394

1424394

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BOX MNT BASES SZD25 SGL LOCK LAT

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1404226

1404226

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CONN HOOD SIDE ENTRY SZB6 M25

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1404225

1404225

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CONN HOOD TOP ENTRY SZB6 M25

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1886566

1886566

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CONN HOOD TOP ENTRY M25

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1411878

1411878

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HEAVYCON B6 SLEEVE HOUSING HPR S

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1604573

1604573

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CONN HOOD TOP ENTRY SZB24 M40

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1604560

1604560

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CONN HOOD SIDE ENTRY SZB24 M32

6

1404229

1404229

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CONN HOOD TOP ENTRY SZB10 M32

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1607677

1607677

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CONN HOOD TOP ENTRY

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1413376

1413376

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CONN HOOD TOP ENTRY SZB6 M32

29

1411345

1411345

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CONN BASE BOTTOM ENTRY SZD25

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1424402

1424402

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SLEEVE HOUSING SZD50 DBL LOCK LA

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1421364

1421364

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CONN BASE SZB16 SGL LOCK LATCH M

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1884924

1884924

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CONN HOOD THRU TYPE PG21

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1424347

1424347

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SLEEVE HOUSING SZD15 SGL LOCK LA

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1419241

1419241

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BOX MOUNTING BASES D7 WITH SINGL

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Heavy Duty Connectors - Housings, Hoods, Bases

1. Overview

Heavy duty connectors' housings, hoods, and bases are critical mechanical components designed to protect electrical connections in harsh environments. These elements provide structural support, environmental sealing, and safety shielding for connectors used in industrial, transportation, and energy systems. Their importance has grown with advancements in automation, renewable energy systems, and electric vehicle infrastructure.

2. Main Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Metallic HousingsHigh mechanical strength, EMI shielding, corrosion resistanceIndustrial control cabinets
Polymer HousingsLightweight, chemical resistance, UV stabilitySolar power inverters
Modular BasesInterchangeable mounting patterns, tool-less assemblyFactory automation systems
Explosion-proof HoodsPressure containment, flame path controlPetrochemical plant equipment

3. Structure and Composition

Typical construction includes: - Outer shell (die-cast aluminum, stainless steel, or reinforced thermoplastics) - Sealing interfaces (EPDM rubber gaskets, silicone O-rings) - Mounting features (din-rail clips, threaded inserts) - Cable entry systems (PG/NPT threaded ports) - Safety interlocks (mechanical keying systems)

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterImportance
IP68/IP69K ratingProtection against dust and high-pressure water ingress
Vibration resistance (MIL-STD-202)Reliability in transportation applications
Operating temperature (-40 C to +125 C)Performance in extreme climates
Material flammability (UL94 V-0)Safety compliance in electrical systems
EMI shielding effectiveness (40-100dB)Signal integrity preservation

5. Application Areas

  • Energy: Wind turbine converters, substation equipment
  • Transportation: Locomotive control systems, EV charging stations
  • Manufacturing: Robotic welding cells, CNC machinery
  • Infrastructure: Smart grid devices, outdoor telecom enclosures

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative Product
TE ConnectivityDEUTSCH DT series metal housings
Amphenol IndustrialSSX explosion-proof connector bodies
MolexMICRO-CLIK modular base systems
Weidm llerOMNIMATE PCB mounting bases

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations: - Environmental factors (temperature, chemical exposure) - Mechanical load requirements (cable strain relief capacity) - Regulatory compliance (ATEX, IECEx for hazardous locations) - Service accessibility (quick-disconnect features) - Cost lifecycle analysis (maintenance frequency impact)

8. Industry Trends

Emerging developments include: - Integration of smart sensors in connector housings - Development of bio-based polymer materials - Standardization of hybrid power/data connector modules - Adoption of additive manufacturing for complex geometries - Increased demand for hydrogen fuel cell infrastructure compatibility

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